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# Aanmelden en Gebruikers wisselen

Log in met uw Account, een QR-code of biometrie en schakel tussen Gebruikers.

## Aanmelden en gebruikers wisselen

### Aanmelden en gebruikers wisselen

Het openingsscherm toont een tutorial voor nieuwe gebruikers. Terugkerende gebruikers zien **Welkom terug**.

### Log in met uw Account

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Kies een aanmeldmethode

Tik **Log in met gebruikersnaam**. Gebruik Face ID of Touch ID wanneer ingeschakeld.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Authenticeren

Voer uw inloggegevens in of bevestig met biometrie.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Log in met een QR-code

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Start QR-login

Tik **Log in met QR Code**.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Scan de Magic Link

Sta cameratoegang toe. Scan de OutSmart Magic Link QR-code.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Gebruikers wisselen

Tik **Gebruiker wisselen** voordat iemand anders het apparaat gebruikt. De app waarschuwt voor niet-gesynchroniseerde gegevens voordat deze worden verwijderd.

### Houd er rekening mee

* Aanmelden vereist een internetverbinding.
* Schakel Face ID of Touch ID in na uw eerste login.
* Alleen geldige OutSmart Magic Link QR-codes werken.


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